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Speaker 1: Yeah, you talk a few times jar to just continue
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Speaker 1: to see that consistency. Is that kind of what the
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Speaker 1: next thing that you guys are looking for it to
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Speaker 1: develop them.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, he's been been really really good for us. Like
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Speaker 2: you said, you know, just a lot of consistency in
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Speaker 2: his play. I thought he played really well the other day.
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Speaker 2: And he's a guy you can rely on. So he's
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Speaker 2: just been super locked in serious, you know, in the
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Speaker 2: meetings and out there on the field. He's been really
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Speaker 2: good as a communicator too, So I think he's really
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Speaker 2: really comfortable in the system. He's definitely taking the strides
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Speaker 2: we were looking for.
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Speaker 3: The team combined steps for triggering green wins your Makahvid played.
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Speaker 4: I thought they did a really good job.
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Speaker 2: I thought they gave us the effort, you know, competitiveness
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Speaker 2: that we're looking for. When you go back and watch
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Speaker 2: those plays, there's a lot of plays that guy's not
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Speaker 2: staying blocked, and that's what makes a good defensive unit.
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Speaker 2: Guy's not staying blocked, Right, there's gonna be somebody to
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Speaker 2: account for you. Can you whip that block? Can you
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Speaker 2: get through the football If you hit the ground, get
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Speaker 2: up like it's a hot stove.
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Speaker 4: You know that type of mentality. Uh, they brought that
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Speaker 4: to us out there the other day and did a
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Speaker 4: good job.
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Speaker 5: Cool how it was Eric playing right now? It seems
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Speaker 5: like over last week where he's maybe slash.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, he's he's doing a good job for us.
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Speaker 2: He made some big plays in the game the other day,
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Speaker 2: not just in the past game, but but in the
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Speaker 2: run game. You know, even some of the rushes that
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Speaker 2: didn't exactly get home.
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Speaker 4: You know, he affected the QB.
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Speaker 2: And he's another guy just from a leadership perspective, Uh,
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Speaker 2: what he's brought to some of the younger guys on
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Speaker 2: the team and the message for the defense.
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Speaker 4: I think Eric's been awesome that way.
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Speaker 2: And I really, uh, you know, we appreciate him for
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Speaker 2: the effort that he's given us out in the field
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Speaker 2: and also what he's doing in the building.
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Speaker 1: What have you kind of learned about the josh An
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Speaker 1: Dalla since you got here after you know, your initial
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Speaker 1: impressions Parson the game?
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Speaker 4: What did you learned about him the person?
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Speaker 2: The person? I just think he cares, He cares about
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Speaker 2: his teammates. You know, he's hyper competitive, wants to be
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Speaker 2: a great player, you know, and and uh, isn't satisfied
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Speaker 2: if he doesn't think his performances where he wants it
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Speaker 2: to be. So guys like that usually get it to
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Speaker 2: where they want things to go, you know, and he's
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Speaker 2: he's always working at it.
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Speaker 4: He does.
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Speaker 2: Actually, if you come to practice, you know, I know
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Speaker 2: you guys are out there for individual but if you
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Speaker 2: got there early, he'd be out there for a half hour,
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Speaker 2: you know, working rush or working concepts in a run game.
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Speaker 4: You know that we're trying to get done. And he
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Speaker 4: does a great job at that every day.
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Speaker 2: And he's brought a lot of the younger guys with
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Speaker 2: him doing that extra stuff, and that stuff is starting
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Speaker 2: to pay off for those guys too. So from a
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Speaker 2: leadership perspective, definitely have learned a lot about him.
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Speaker 4: But he's a super competitive guy. Walmorn a tough experience.
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Speaker 1: What do you kind of like about him and bringing
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Speaker 1: him into your.
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Speaker 2: Safety say again, I'm sorry, Oh yeah, one, he's great man.
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Speaker 2: He's been awesome. And obviously anytime you get a guy
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Speaker 2: with a veteran presence and has played a bunch of reps,
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Speaker 2: you know, played a ton of plays in this league,
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Speaker 2: it's it's really a good feeling to know. You got
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Speaker 2: a guy back there that's got a lot of experience,
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Speaker 2: you know, and he's been through a lot of stuff
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Speaker 2: in system different systems across the league.
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Speaker 4: So I'm excited to have him here.
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Speaker 3: Wait, there's one who uses to McBride. How different or
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Speaker 3: similar to ways this used a couple of seasons.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, very similar.
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Speaker 2: You know, he's got all the skill sets of a
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Speaker 2: great receiver, you know, and much like the hours can
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Speaker 2: accelerate after the catch. So we have to do a
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Speaker 2: great job against him, you know, that's us a point
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Speaker 2: of emphasis. You know, you gotta know what their plan
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Speaker 2: is and how they're using them, and we got to
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Speaker 2: have a good feel for where he is every snap,
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Speaker 2: because he's really done a tremendous job this year and
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Speaker 2: last year. He's one of the better players at that
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Speaker 2: position in the entire league.
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Speaker 6: This past Sunday, BJ Green got flagged for what would
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Speaker 6: have been a sack dragon walk. For his flag and
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Speaker 6: for the text sings in the beginning of the season,
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Speaker 6: the players talks about how they want to have an
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Speaker 6: aggressive identity, how do you coach the to keep the
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Speaker 6: aggressive edge but also trying not to.
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Speaker 2: Get you knowized in the game yeah, I think you
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Speaker 2: just got to coach. You know, somebody asked something similar recently,
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Speaker 2: But you just got to coach the fundamentals of that,
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Speaker 2: like you know, running through the strike zone right, trying
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Speaker 2: to get your your head to the side. Uh, not
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Speaker 2: slamming the quarterback through the ground all that. I don't
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Speaker 2: think any of that stuff is easy for a defensive player.
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Speaker 2: You know, the game was different when I was playing, so, uh,
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Speaker 2: that's stuff that you're constantly looking at and talking to
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Speaker 2: other people about, like how you can do a great
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Speaker 2: job of that and and not be penalized, you know,
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Speaker 2: because when you do make a great play like bj
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Speaker 2: did the other day, and you know Trey made a
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Speaker 2: great one the other day against Houston, that's that's hard,
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Speaker 2: you know. So we got to do a great job
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Speaker 2: of at as coaches, trying to put them in a situation.
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Speaker 2: We don't want to take the aggressiveness away from our guys,
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Speaker 2: that's the bottom line, you know. We want them to
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Speaker 2: go one thousand miles an hour, you know, and get
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Speaker 2: right up to the point of contact and making sure
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Speaker 2: you're doing it within the rules.
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Speaker 4: That's really my best answer for you, because he.
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Speaker 5: Had most penalized but then he has slow crisis artists
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Speaker 5: not to you know, slam.
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Speaker 4: With the game.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's I think it's all part of it.
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Speaker 2: It's that's tough, but uh, we just got to do
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Speaker 2: a good job coaching it. I mean, like Smoop did
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Speaker 2: a great job on the rush right there, you know,
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Speaker 2: and did a really good job with his feet and
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Speaker 2: upper body got in on one and you know those
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Speaker 2: are those are two right there that we feel like
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Speaker 2: I could have came away with in the game also.
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Speaker 4: So it's this tough deal, but we just got.
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Speaker 2: To keep them going, uh the way they're going, you know,
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Speaker 2: the way we were going on Sunday. We got to
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Speaker 2: keep that mentality and effort uh to the quarterback and
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Speaker 2: do a good job getting him down on the ground.
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Speaker 1: Jack Hooper said a record last week with his performances
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Speaker 1: there on.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: So Jacobe was in Miami my second year there. Really
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Speaker 2: really bright guy. I mean, he knows what's going on
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Speaker 2: every snap. You know, he can see the defense. He
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Speaker 2: works at it, you know, and and uh obviously started
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Speaker 2: his career up in New England, you know, and he's
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Speaker 2: been well coached ever since. Everywhere he's been, he's been
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Speaker 2: pretty successful and a guy that you can rely on.
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Speaker 2: So really just a good veteran quarterback who knows where
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Speaker 2: to go with the football and he can get it
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Speaker 2: there quickly. He's still a tough guy to bring down
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Speaker 2: in the pocket because he's a big, strong dude. But yeah,
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Speaker 2: I think he's done an unbelievable job this year and
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Speaker 2: and uh really as good as anybody. If you look
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Speaker 2: at the statistically, you know, in the weeks that he's
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Speaker 2: been playing, he's played really really well. So he's definitely
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Speaker 2: a guy you got to have a plan for. He's
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Speaker 2: done a good job for them.
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Speaker 1: Christian Well, obviously you guys always see what he can
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Speaker 1: do in practice, but so much more confidences give you
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Speaker 1: now seeing game action.
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Speaker 2: I was that confidence him because he went the Rutgers,
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Speaker 2: you know, so that's like a appreciate you. Uh well, yeah,
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Speaker 2: I mean he's spent so much time in Jersey, you
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Speaker 2: figured that would be like a you know, a really
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Speaker 2: good thing for him, and but no, he's he's uh,
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Speaker 2: he's been awesome.
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Speaker 4: He's he's really competitive in camp.
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Speaker 2: Uh, everybody in our team loves Brads because he uh,
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Speaker 2: he don't say too much, man, he just goes to work.
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Speaker 2: He works hard, he's competitive. I thought he played really
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Speaker 2: really well the other day. I was happy for him,
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Speaker 2: you know, I'm happy for our teams. I thought he
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Speaker 2: did a great job. He's a he's a great competitor man.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, really excited about his performance the other day.
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Speaker 3: Mentioned New Jersey Thanksgiving next week. When you're growing up,
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Speaker 3: did did did that be playing on Thanksgiving?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? We always played on thanksguy, I grew up. My
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Speaker 2: brother's always played on Thanksgiving. That was like a ten
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Speaker 2: thirty in the morning game. So you were you, that
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Speaker 2: was like the whole day. You went to the high
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Speaker 2: school football game, you know, and then you came home
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Speaker 2: and usually I would rush home, Me and my brother
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Speaker 2: rush home because Barry Sanders was playing that day and
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Speaker 2: you didn't get to watch them all the time back then,
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Speaker 2: so we used to race home to watch the Lions
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Speaker 2: game or something. But yeah, I got a lot of
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Speaker 2: memories of that, going to you know, high school football games,
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Speaker 2: and then playing as a as a player, yeah, and
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Speaker 2: then coaching.
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Speaker 4: Honestly, when I was a high school coach, so that was. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I was a grind because I used to bartend to
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Speaker 2: and I had to work Wednesday night, and then coach
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Speaker 2: the game on third You know, that was a big
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Speaker 2: night in that business, so uh yeah, that was It
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Speaker 2: was like a one.
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Speaker 4: Hour sleep night for me. But yeah, a lot of
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Speaker 4: memories of that football and Thanksgiving. Oh yeah, I was like, yeah,
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Speaker 4: it's like a big day of the year.
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Speaker 2: He actually make some money. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, But
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Speaker 2: I was right back to work.
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Speaker 4: I trust me.
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Speaker 2: It was like a forty five minute sleep. You're coaching
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Speaker 2: the game, appreciate its.
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Speaker 3: Field level during the game, how colds are watching to
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Speaker 3: get ahead of steam and just they fight that kind
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Speaker 3: of contact.
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Speaker 7: It's really cool cool to watch all of our running
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Speaker 7: backs run.
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Speaker 8: When he gets going, he can fly, and he's so physical,
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Speaker 8: like you said, that full head of steam to contact.
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Speaker 8: Sometimes it almost looks like he's seeking contact the way
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Speaker 8: he runs. But it's awesome when those guys get into
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Speaker 8: a rhythm and when they got space to work, they
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Speaker 8: can all do special things.
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Speaker 3: Him and Travis pretty much an equal carry. Can Liam
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Speaker 3: call the same run for both guys? Are they not
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Speaker 3: similar in what they can do?
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Speaker 8: I think that they're certainly unique in the sense that
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Speaker 8: they have different skill sets, but they both have the
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Speaker 8: ability to run the runs we're trying to get to
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Speaker 8: and we wouldn't try to put a guy out there
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Speaker 8: put a run in the plan that we don't feel
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Speaker 8: confident that suits their skill sets.
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Speaker 7: Both those guys are talented enough to be able.
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Speaker 8: To run a wide variety of diverse set of schemes,
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Speaker 8: so we're gonna put runs in that tries to feature
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Speaker 8: of those guys' strengths. So it works out fairly well
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Speaker 8: that both those guys have so much ability that they're
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Speaker 8: able to run all those different runs.
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Speaker 7: So yeah, for the most part, absolutely quit moreners.
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Speaker 1: Obviously you had a really impactful game. This is what
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Speaker 1: did you like about games that you got? It wasn't
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Speaker 1: say setting up to what he is.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, an awesome game.
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Speaker 8: You see the effort and the finish on a lot
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Speaker 8: of the run game, and then he's still a weapon
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Speaker 8: in the past game, can win his one all the
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Speaker 8: matchup sure handed, and we'll get extra yards after the catcher,
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Speaker 8: even after contact. He's progressed every week, probably every day
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Speaker 8: since we've had him, So it's great to see as
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Speaker 8: things have started to slow down form mentally, learning the system,
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Speaker 8: learning where to line up all the different positions he
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Speaker 8: can play. Because at tight end. You're not just playing
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Speaker 8: one position.
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Speaker 7: You're playing.
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Speaker 8: When it's two tight ends set, you're a totally different position.
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Speaker 8: When it's a three tight end set, now you're a
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Speaker 8: complete different position. So he's progressed at all those things
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Speaker 8: and ultimately culminated in what you guys saw out there
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Speaker 8: on Sunday. But it's cool to see it week to week,
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Speaker 8: day to day, day to day, and then it actually
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Speaker 8: come to foeshound on a game day.
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Speaker 7: It's been really really special.
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Speaker 1: And going from left guard one week to right tackle
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Speaker 1: next week, just you know, going interior outside, left right,
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Speaker 1: it's one of the hardest things offence line, Like I.
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Speaker 8: Did, wildly impressive. Yeah, for him to go and be
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Speaker 8: able to do that, even to do it at a
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Speaker 8: practice I think is impressive, let alone, to do it
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Speaker 8: and actually do it from a Sunday to the next Sunday.
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Speaker 8: Because not only has he gone outside to inside tackle
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Speaker 8: to guard, guard to tackle, he's also been taking center reps.
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Speaker 8: So during training camp he's playing center. Guys get banged up,
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Speaker 8: he's in there at center, then he's outside at left tackle,
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Speaker 8: then he's at right guard, playing side to side and
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Speaker 8: really playing all five spots on the line is unbelievably unique,
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Speaker 8: and for him to go out there and do it
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Speaker 8: at that level that he did against a really good opponent,
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Speaker 8: it just speaks volumes to the type of player is
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Speaker 8: the way he works, the way he prepares, and all
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Speaker 8: those things.
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Speaker 7: This guy that always has his energy right no matter
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Speaker 7: his circumstance is what he's going through.
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Speaker 8: Diami's been super consistent for us with the effort and
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Speaker 8: the professionalism, the way he works. Like you said, we
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Speaker 8: try to preach for all of our guys controlling what
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Speaker 8: we can control and kind of trying to limit the
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Speaker 8: outside noise. You're the master of your own energy in
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Speaker 8: that sense, and he has done that at practice. You
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Speaker 8: see him finishing there were practices earlier weeks. He's got
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Speaker 8: a red jersey on when he's running around and still
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Speaker 8: giving it as much effort as he possibly can, even
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Speaker 8: when he was limited, even when he might not be
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Speaker 8: playing X or at Z, whatever position he's at, he's
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Speaker 8: moving at different spots. He's trying to find his way
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Speaker 8: in the game plan, he's come back from injury, or
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Speaker 8: we got different guys at different spots like we did
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Speaker 8: last week.
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Speaker 7: He's been the same guy every day.
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Speaker 8: Which you truly appreciate, not only as a person but
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Speaker 8: as a coach because that's a true testament to his
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Speaker 8: preparation and his ability to go out there and execute
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Speaker 8: on Sunday when you have something that he maybe not
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Speaker 8: has got a bunch of reps at doing, or something
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Speaker 8: that he has to do that he didn't get to practice,
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Speaker 8: that specific assignment.
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Speaker 5: About him that he's still a good teammate even though he's.
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Speaker 3: Experiencing turtle season.
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Speaker 8: I think first and foremost when you get a guy
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Speaker 8: who doesn't have, for anybody kind of the result that
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Speaker 8: they want, because every player wants to have unbelievable season
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Speaker 8: and be the best player at their position every single play,
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Speaker 8: for every single game. And that's what you love about
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Speaker 8: these guys because they're so competitive. They're all competitors and
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Speaker 8: they want to go out there and be the best.
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Speaker 8: Not everybody can be the best or get the ball
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Speaker 8: on every single play. So the same things we talk
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Speaker 8: about for Diami or whoever it may be, it's probably
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Speaker 8: true for the entire offense that any time, especially on offense,
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Speaker 8: you get through a season, you're gonna get to a
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Speaker 8: certain point of the game or you're gonna get to
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Speaker 8: a certain point of the season where a guy wishes
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Speaker 8: that things have worked out differently. Same thing for the quarterbacks,
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Speaker 8: even though they're playing every single play. But those guys
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Speaker 8: are competitors, and when you're so competitive, it naturally makes
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Speaker 8: you want to say, all right, well, you know, I
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Speaker 8: want to get my shots, my opportunities. But what overrides
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Speaker 8: that for guys like Diami and guys like the rest
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Speaker 8: of the guys on our team that you appreciate is
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Speaker 8: their selflessness, how much they care for their teammates.
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Speaker 7: And you see those guys getting so excited.
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Speaker 8: When another player is getting a touchdown, when another player's
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Speaker 8: gonna catch, even when another player, another white ho's getting
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Speaker 8: a great block, and those guys are fired up. For
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Speaker 8: those guys like that's so exciting, that's so special to
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Speaker 8: see that camaraderie and their true care and love for
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Speaker 8: their teammates. It's awesome when when you say it as
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Speaker 8: a coach and you want them to do it just
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Speaker 8: innately because they care about going in there and blocking
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Speaker 8: and doing the dirty work and all those things that
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Speaker 8: are underappreciated. But when they see them, when you see
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Speaker 8: them celebrating their teammates, that really that's really really special
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Speaker 8: to see those guys because it truly shows how much
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Speaker 8: they care because it's not them, they're not getting the shine,
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Speaker 8: and then they see someone else who's putting a bunch
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Speaker 8: of work, excelling like.
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Speaker 1: Trevor played very well, very interceptionals on that what did
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Speaker 1: you kind of seem from this year after those kind
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Speaker 1: of plays? And what does I kind of say about
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Speaker 1: him as a quarterback?
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Speaker 8: Yet those plays are challenging to get over for some
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Speaker 8: guys because they are so impactful. But he's had kind
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Speaker 8: of that what now mindset, not focusing on what can
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Speaker 8: I do the next play or what can I do?
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Speaker 7: What did I do wrong the last play?
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Speaker 8: Just learning from the past and then living in the
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Speaker 8: present and saying what now, taking each play as its own.
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Speaker 8: It takes a lot of maturity and a special type
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Speaker 8: of mental discipline to be able to do that, and
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Speaker 8: he's been able to do that over some adversity. And
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Speaker 8: then even when things are good, you can't go the
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Speaker 8: other way and go too high after.
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Speaker 7: A great play.
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Speaker 8: So he's done a great job of approaching each play
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Speaker 8: as own, each drive is its own, and just living
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Speaker 8: in the president. In that regard, game will kind of
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Speaker 8: still going, you know, the way he is, it's.
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Speaker 7: I wish I had the words to describe it.
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Speaker 8: To be doing it at his age at that level
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Speaker 8: two is it's I don't know, Like I said, I
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Speaker 8: don't have words to describe it. It seems it seems
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Speaker 8: like not human, you know, but it's a he's an
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Speaker 8: unbelievable player. And they got a bunch of guys, really
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Speaker 8: good players up on the front that are playing really well.
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Speaker 8: But yeah, for him to do that at that level
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Speaker 8: at that age, I mean, I know, we get we
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Speaker 8: talk a lot about the quarterbacks who have done it
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Speaker 8: at that age, and when a quarterback is out there,
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Speaker 8: they're like, Wow, it's unbelieable at that age. Look at
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Speaker 8: the quarterback and he's doing it, rushing, playing the run,
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Speaker 8: doing all these things at a high level in the trenches.
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Speaker 7: I mean truly speechless on that one.
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Speaker 9: Runs in the last three games where you really got
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Speaker 9: to go in six straight drives against the Raiders, with
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Speaker 9: the scores in four out of five last week, what's
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Speaker 9: going right when you get on those kind of what
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Speaker 9: is the doing well?
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Speaker 8: I think the first key to it is we're playing
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Speaker 8: clean football, and coaches have different ways of saying that,
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Speaker 8: where they say don't beat yourself, or more games are
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Speaker 8: lost than our one, whatever your version of saying that
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Speaker 8: form of the expression, we're trying to stay out of
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Speaker 8: our own harm's way. When we're able to stay on schedule,
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Speaker 8: when we're playing clean football. We don't have penalties, we
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Speaker 8: don't have turnovers, we don't have missed assignments.
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Speaker 7: The guys are able to execute at a high level.
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Speaker 8: We have enough talent, you know, we have talented guys
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Speaker 8: who can go out there and execute the system. And
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Speaker 8: when they're able to do that, things work, and then
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Speaker 8: they get into a rhythm, and you see those things
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Speaker 8: start to snowball. When you get behind the chains, you're
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Speaker 8: naturally going to lose some of that momentum, lose some
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Speaker 8: of that. You can never really get into a rhythm.
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Speaker 6: Trevor talked about using his oar bands pass sending, how
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Speaker 6: they just a few seconds quicker to call plays.
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Speaker 7: How do you see that?
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Speaker 6: Do you think it helped the overall execution.
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Speaker 7: Of the offense. I think it helped, certainly.
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Speaker 8: I mean it's always difficult to establish to what extent
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Speaker 8: and it truly helped because there's so many confounding variables there,
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Speaker 8: but I certainly think it helped get things just a
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Speaker 8: little bit quicker, get the plays in a little bit
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Speaker 8: quicker at times.
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Speaker 4: For us.
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Speaker 8: It's something he had experienced doing and something we had
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Speaker 8: talked about doing for a number of weeks, and I
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Speaker 8: kind of experimented back and forth with So I'm glad
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Speaker 8: that it worked out well.
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Speaker 7: Certainly the result was good, but.
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Speaker 8: I think there were a lot of things that went
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Speaker 8: into that process to making the final result good, and
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Speaker 8: I would like to believe that the wristband was a
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Speaker 8: part of it.
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Speaker 7: For those guys, I asked Camp this question.
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Speaker 3: But Thanksgiving next week, when you're growing up in Pennsylvania,
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Speaker 3: did that be even playing on that Thursday?
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Speaker 8: Unfortunately, the Thanksgiving game in my hometown stopped, you know,
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Speaker 8: by the time I was in high school. But so
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Speaker 8: that was always we always go to a high school
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Speaker 8: Thanksgiving game. That wasn't my high school at that point,
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Speaker 8: So you always start the morning with that, and then
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Speaker 8: you get in the yard and start playing, so it's
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Speaker 8: kind of two good and then you get the games
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Speaker 8: on the TV afterwards, so you end upgatin. I guess
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Speaker 8: a full day of football really when you break it
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Speaker 8: down like that, but that was certainly a priority. So
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Speaker 8: I'm excited to celebrate it Thanksgiving and Jack.
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Speaker 7: And I'll see what it's like. Awesome, thank you guy.
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Speaker 4: It